Game Programming Teachers needed
Large Santa Monica based has significant opportunities for part-time faculty who have a genuine concern for the growth and success of students. We are one of the nation's leaders in postsecondary career-oriented education for the creative arts. Our schools offer Bachelor degree programs in Game Art and Design, and Game Programming. Professional faculty, industry-focused curriculum and industry related facilities and equipment keep our schools at the forefront of art and technology.
We are seeking positive minded individuals to teach day and evening classes in the following:
Alternative Programming Languages (Choices are: Lua, Python, or Java)
Coding for Games III
Intro to Scripting Languages
Syllabus/Explanation available on request.
All positions are for the fall quarter. The fall quarter starts in early October. Positions are based in Santa Monica, California.
Requirements:
Minimum of 4 years of industry experience and a Bachelor's degree or higher required.
Our instructors work in a creative environment with fantastic students. This is a great opportunity for a qualified instructor to build on a section of the curriculum to produce professional game programmers.
Qualified candidates should submit current resume (with months of employment as well as years) and cover letter to:
Nick Marks, Academic Director of Game Art and Design, Academic Director Games Programming
Email: nicholasmarks@gmail.com
We are seeking positive minded individuals to teach day and evening classes in the following:
Alternative Programming Languages (Choices are: Lua, Python, or Java)
Coding for Games III
Intro to Scripting Languages
Syllabus/Explanation available on request.
All positions are for the fall quarter. The fall quarter starts in early October. Positions are based in Santa Monica, California.
Requirements:
Minimum of 4 years of industry experience and a Bachelor's degree or higher required.
Our instructors work in a creative environment with fantastic students. This is a great opportunity for a qualified instructor to build on a section of the curriculum to produce professional game programmers.
Qualified candidates should submit current resume (with months of employment as well as years) and cover letter to:
Nick Marks, Academic Director of Game Art and Design, Academic Director Games Programming
Email: nicholasmarks@gmail.com